Abstract
IntroductionA ureteral stricture often develops after a cutaneous ureterostomy and can lead to complicated situations in some cases.Case presentationWe performed surgery on a 54‐year‐old man who required routine replacement of a ureteral stent every 2 weeks after cystectomy. We surgically converted his cutaneous ureterostomy into a new ileal conduit. Following the surgery, his ureteral stent was removed, allowing him to resume his social activities.ConclusionWe reported the possibility of urinary rediversion as a treatment option for a complicated cutaneous ureterostomy patient.
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